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Stuart Dallas, who replaced the injured Gaetano Berardi, had a shot touched behind by the recalled Bartosz Bialkowski. Volunteers at the organisation chaperoned them on their first three dates and the charity organised everything at the wedding, from the flowers to the reception at Milton Village Hall. Nulla vitae elit libero, a pharetra augue.

It's nostalgia meets modern in The Magic City. Workshops We run workshops throughout the year, such as basic cooking, improving your confidence, help with friendships, health and well being, money management, self-help skills, sex education, travel, and understanding autism. For more information visit Outsiders Outsiders gives those with various forms of physical and social disabilities an extra hand to find love and friendship. Membership is £10 a month, plus the cost of any events you wish to attend.

Dating sites featured in The Undateables - Learning disability and all. You would still have that normal desire to be in a relationship or to have a sexual experience, but not only do you have the pressure of dating, you have to find someone willing to accept you for, well, being you.

You would still have that normal desire to be in a relationship or to have a sexual experience, but not only do you have the pressure of dating, you have to find someone willing to accept you for, well, being you. Learning disability and all. For many people that can be a frightening and seemingly impossible thing to do. The Stars in the Sky dating agency featured on hit Channel 4 program The Undateables and has proved popular, reaffirming the need for such a service in the area. Stars in the Sky Hampshire is a charity which provides leisure, dating and friendship network for people with learning difficulties. For Sophie Morton, 20, Ian Kemp, 33, and Stuart Aitkenhead, 23, it has been more than just a dating agency. I have made some amazing friends here. Before I joined I never did anything. The staff are here whenever I need them. It was really good, quite emotional, but really nice. That was definitely my best outing with Stars in the Sky. The charity gets people of all ages signing up from all over the south. Nicole Hamerton is the Stars in the Sky Hampshire project manager. Our oldest member is 66. Some people just join up to socialise. She also comes here, we met through college last January. Stars in the Sky meets all the new members face to face and people have to be referred to the charity, through a social worker, doctor or other professional. Paula and Bobby Stott tied the knot in October — after meeting through Stars in the Sky in 2007. The couple, who live in Southsea, hit it off at leisure activities organised by the charity. They joined Stars in the Sky in search of love and friendship and certainly found it. Volunteers at the organisation chaperoned them on their first three dates and the charity organised everything at the wedding, from the flowers to the reception at Milton Village Hall. Other members came along to celebrate. It was good for them to see that it is possible. The charity, which operates out of offices on West Street, is largely run by volunteers who dedicate a lot of time and effort into making the charity work. However, Stars in the Sky does desperately need funding to continue.